Panic At The Disco played the second UK date on their kick-off tour for new album ‘
Pretty. Odd.’ to a packed Roundhouse in Camden last night.
Members of the audience were dressed in the ‘Pretty. Odd’ red sashes from the soon-to-be-released ‘Nine In The Afternoon’ video as well as animal masks: pigs, horses, eagles and bunnies.
But while there were costumes off-stage, on-stage the theatrics of their debut tour were gone (the carnival bulbs, the windmill and the troupe of carnival dancers) with the band choosing to let the new material speak for itself.
They treated the crowd to five songs off the new album: ‘We’re So Starving’, ‘Nine In The Afternoon’, ‘That Green Gentlemen’, ‘She’s A Handsome Woman’, ‘Mad As Rabbits’, as well as old favourites like ‘I Write Sins Not Tragedies’ and an acoustic version encore of ‘Time To Dance’.
The full set-list was as follows:
We’re So Starving
Nine In The Afternoon
But It’s Better If You Do
Camisado
The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide
That Green Gentleman
There’s A Good reason These Tables Are
Numbered Honey
Lying Is The Most Fun
Cover of a song by The Band
Build God Then We’ll Talk
She’s A Handsome Woman
I Write Sins Not Tragedies
Time To Dance (acoustic)
Mad As Rabbits
(by Caroline Jones)
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Panic At The Disco played the second UK date on their kick-off tour for new album ‘Pretty. Odd.’ to a packed Roundhouse in Camden last night.
